A Descriptive Grammar Of Daai Chin

University of California, Berkeley, 2009. — 392 p.
ISBN 0-944613-46-2Helga So-Hartmann’s A Descriptive Grammar of Daai Chin must now be ranked as the most detailed and sophisticated grammar of a Chin language to have appeared since Eugénie J.A. Henderson's classic (1965) study of Tiddim (Northern Chin group).1 The Daai language, formerly known by rather pejorative Burmese exonyms,2 is an important member of the Southern Chin group, with about 45,000 speakers.
This grammar is full of clearly presented information, with the prose supplemented by a wealth of charts, diagrams, tables, and figures.